Reagor-Dykes Auto Group

There's just something about that spot on 19th Street where Reagor-Dykes was.

Bart Reagor's son Riley posted a lengthy statement written by his older brother Ryan to shed some light on what the family believes.

Bart Reagor's wife is claiming that if FirstCapital Bank had stopped honoring overdrawn checks, they would've never been caught up in the 'ensuing catastrophe.'

We've come up with some fun things that Bart Reagor can do in his last month of freedom right here in the Hub City before he heads to the hoosegow.

Bart Reagor has officially filed an appeal following his sentencing last week to 14 years in prison.

Bart Reagor, the former co-owner of the Reagor-Dykes Auto Group, is set to be sentenced Thursday, March 10th in Amarillo Federal Court.

A federal judge seems to be concerned on whether or not Bart Reagor will self-surrender after receiving his sentence.

Bart Reagor is finally giving prosecutors what they want.

The former co-owner of Reagor-Dykes Auto Group will be represented by two new attorneys ahead of his March 10th sentencing date.

On Thursday, January 20th, the former Chief Financial Officer for the Reagor-Dykes Auto Group, Shane Smith, was sentenced to 7 years in prison.

Back in December of 2021, Bart Reagor asked to keep the $1.76 million that prosecutors want him to forfeit, and now, prosecutors have responded.

On Thursday, December 30th, a federal judge denied Bart Reagor's request for an acquittal and a new trial.